Show Notes
This week The Brothers Hunt host NFL Quarterback CJ Beathard and Hit Songwriter/Artist, Tucker Beathard, out in God's Country. This episode encompasses everything from faith to brother battles to everything in between. Cj and Tucker share the highs and lows of the music industry and the NFL, while also sharing what they have learned over the last 10 years in each respective industry. CJ tells how he kept Tucker from getting kicked out of school and Tucker elaborates on how a last minute conversation with his dad kept him from going to college. CJ and Tucker share how the loss of their brother has been the hardest thing they have ever endured, but also given them the opportunity to know Jesus in a way that they didn't know was possible. The episode ends with Tucker covering his gravorite, which happens to be written by his Hall of Fam songwriter dad.
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